Thread: Burlington NSRA

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I had the opportunity this past weekend to spend some time with Dave (IC2) at the NSRA show in Burlington Vermont. Weather was a bit cool, alright COLD!, early saturday but it di warm up. I'll try and post some pics, here goes...

and some more

And some more, the "t" was a favorite of mine,

and some more

These last few were favorites also. The cammer was in a 40 Ford!

Thanks for the really great pics!!!! The track roadster is great, but that cammer engine belongs in my Ranchero, not in some '40 Ford!!!!!! Looks like some post '48 cars were in attendance, guess you weren't flooded with Pintos and Citations like some had warned us about??????

Anyway, thanks for the pics, looks like some might fine iron showed up for the event!!!

Originally Posted by Dave Severson

Thanks for the really great pics!!!! The track roadster is great, but that cammer engine belongs in my Ranchero, not in some '40 Ford!!!!!! Looks like some post '48 cars were in attendance, guess you weren't flooded with Pintos and Citations like some had warned us about??????

Anyway, thanks for the pics, looks like some might fine iron showed up for the event!!!

10-4 on the cammer! I really thought it belonged in my coupe! The "only" cars that I thought stuck out was a mid 60's stock Rambler American and a gawd awful late 70's oldsmobile rust bucket. I have no idea why they let that in!
All in all, it was a great day!

That cammer would look even better down here in my 60 Galaxie...yum yum...
oops.nearly forgot,thanks for the pix,enjoy looking at other folks events,specially up in your neck of the woods..

....and now I'll add a few more - and hope they aren't similar photos. As far as the weather - 34_40(Mike) only saw one of them. Friday - it was not only cold but wet. Sunday - an absolutely beautiful New England day and in the 70's.

.........and some more:









The Street Rodder Magazine give away car - not, IMHO, up to their normal standard in quality:

....and next to last (I did take 130 photos this year, down from the usual 2-300)









For you hemi lovers that have to have outrageous engines in tiny cars, this BMW MINI was in the swap meet and for sale

LAST:









.....and the last and what CAN happen to your '34 Ford on a nice end of summers day:



There was a total of 1669 cars there - the second largest show in the past ten years. As 34_40 (Mike) said, a couple of mid - seventies clunks, but for the most part even the post '48 cut off year that we have come to know and love, those cars were just fine and mostly complemented the rods

LAST:









.....and the last and what CAN happen to your '34 Ford on a nice end of summers day:



There was a total of 1669 cars there - the second largest show in the past ten years. As 34_40 (Mike) said, a couple of mid - seventies clunks, but for the most part even the post '48 cut off year that we have come to know and love, those cars were just fine and mostly complemented the rods

Thanks for the pics, Dave! Looks like you both got pics of the little track roadster, man it's neat. Most outrageous has to be the hemi with a Mini bolted to it!!!!!!!

If you look in my picture with the 33 5 window, check out what's in front of it. I hadn't noticed that before!